... maining. We talk of the Conservatives, the Whigs, and the Liberals bat I may be permitted to my thas the difference is alight between a Liberal Oonservative and a Conservative Liberal, between and a Whig, between Whig and « Liberal, between Liberal and an ...

... taken off her neck,” said Dr Johnson of Mrs Thrale; and the saying may be applied to Palmerston's successors. When will the Whigs ever find such leader again? Meanwhile, the task which the Earl of Derby bos undertaken is no light one; nor is any- body yet ...

... in the Tory interest. f It is difficult to believe that any serious'effort was made, for while each of the two successful Whigs polled 270, f the two Tories had sixteen votes between them, recorded in equal',proportions. At the dissolution of 183Xi, when ...

... was pronounced to be beyond his means, and in some particularly ignorant and underbred quarters, was spoken of as preferring Whigs to his own men, and as soliciting them with some submissiveness to serve under his flsg. The truth, of course, was that her ...

... constituents, not to spesk of his own rery extensive connections. That washed-out personage, Mr Villiers, vapid and servile Whig-Radical, for whom the influence of ; his brother, Lord Clarendon, ought long ago have procured a retiring pension, will be ...

... was taken off her neck,” said Dr Johnson of Mrs Thrale; and the saying may applied to Palmerston's successors. hen will the Whigs ever find such leader again '■ Meanwhile, the task which the Earl of Derby has undertaken is no light one; nor is anybody vet ...

... political not unlikely to produce results alike profitabte and EUiSbUSiSS .IIMOO of Whig and Tory have been . , is the abolition of civil disabilities •'“I *?* the mission the Whigs was closed. With the close of Its mission the distinctive name of the party virtually ...

... _as they have _been for thirty years back _. This solid _, _lump of Toryism _would not be leavened by the _accession of a few Whig Peers and a _. few _reactionary _Liberals . Another article _seeks to unravel _the _contradictory _accounts of the _result ...

... All seemed, however, be highly pleased with the display. Hoararrarta arra rata Dtszasar—lbe liaise mum, the • oche's, and (Whig Am.& have by these admirable sad the applicatios of the to the than las rescued way a Otte, and armature end. Pim mast the ...

... Ministers. Lord Palmerston is the great exception to the rale, and be was educated in the school of Canning. Nor are the Whigs likely to forget that it through the neglect of this principle that they are placed, as it were, between two parties. Earl ...

... great self denial—nay, great forbearance —will be required both of the Conservatives as a party, and of the Constitutional Whigs. do not believe that among these latter there can be any who seriously desire to go back to the anomalous position from which ...

... Conservatives nor th* Radicals can retain the govemmenhof the country for any length of time except by the assistance of the Whigs. On the bends of this central party, which bolds the balance between the other two, heavy responsibility rests. It Is clear ...